#fallsonlove

Hi! Two new shows in two weeks, who do I think I am right? Don't get used to it, kids, haha! This week I'm chatting it up with author Rilzy Adams and we discuss a sundry of subjects including, her roots in writing fantasy, the evolution of her work overall, and being a Caribbean romance author.

alternately titled "fuck rita clay"

hi guys! i'm back...kinda. knocking the rust of my podcasting wheels with a slight rant about rWA & the legacy of Vivian Stephens. the profile referenced in this episode can be found here: https://www.texasmonthly.com/the-culture/vivian-stephens-helped-turn-romance-writing-into-billion-dollar-industry/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

This episode I'm chopping it up with writer Chris Stevens, one of few men that I know personally that is writing romance. Chris and I speak about his entry into the genre, who he's reading in the genre and his overall experiences as a man writing in a female dominated industry.

Hi guys! It's been a minute, I know! But I'm back. This week I'm chopping it up with Jos from Indie Love and we chat a bit about her motivations for starting events specifically dedicated to amplifying Black Indie Romance Writers. This is unedited because it's my first time using the record with friends option that Anchor has, so excuse me if it's a little rough. It's unfiltered! HA! Near the end of the episode I also got Jos to talk about what she's reading these days. Hope y'all enjoy!

An episode in which I talk about reviews from a few different angles, badly sing Erykah Badu, & use the eloquent phrase "shitty shit".

This week we're joined by another friend of the show and my fave, Alexandra Warren, and we chat a bit about what constitutes a sports romance, some of her favorite ones of her own that she's written, sports we'd like to see more coverage of in future Black indie romance releases and loads more. 

This week we're joined by friend to the show, Black indie romance author Christina C. Jones and we're talking about sex in romance novels. We touch on it from a number of different aspects and the show ends with...well I'll just let y'all hear it.

This episode is Nicole (me) talking about:

- black indie romance events

- black indie romance pivoting to audio

- the trend of illustrated covers

- & the importance of placing things where they belong.

Hi guys! This is the first episode of #fallsonlove in the new format. A few things have changed, but I hope you're still rocking with me. Today it's just me on the mic as I discuss (read: rant) about a few topics before ending it with a new recurring segment--black indie romance spotlight. Hope you enjoy!